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Judo at the 2023 Pan American Games – Mixed team

The mixed team competition of the judo events at the 2023 Pan American Games was held on 31 October at the Contact Sports Center (Centro de Entrenamiento de los Deportes de Contacto) in Santiago, Chile.[1][2]

Judo
Judo
Mixed team
at the 2023 Pan American Games
VenueContact Sports Center
Date31 October
Competitors99 from 10 nations
WebsiteOfficial website Edit this at Wikidata
Medalists
gold medal 
(1st title)		   Cuba
silver medal 
   Brazil
bronze medal 
   Dominican Republic
bronze medal 
   Colombia
Competition at external databases
LinksJudoInside
← Debut

It was the first time a mixed team event was contested, increasing the number of judo events from fourteen (all individual events) to fifteen.

Schedule edit

All times are local (UTC−3)

Date Time Event
Tuesday, 31 October 2023 10:00 Elimination round of 16
10:00 Quarterfinals
11:00 Repechage
12:00 Semifinals
13:00 Finals

Teams edit

Ten NOC's competed in group consisting of six to thirteen judokas.[3]

Team Judokas
  Argentina Victoria Delvecchio Agustina De Lucía Brisa Gómez Agustina Lahiton Mariano Coto Ivo Dargoltz
Matteo Etchechury Nicolás Gil Tomás Morales Joaquín Tovagliari
  Brazil Willian Lima Gabriel Falcão Leonardo Gonçalves Guilherme Schimidt Rafael Macedo Larissa Pimenta
Rafael Silva Rafaela Silva Aléxia Castilhos Luana Carvalho Samanta Soares Beatriz Souza
Daniel Cargnin
  Chile Juan Pablo Vega Daniel Arancibia Sebastián Pérez Camila Lagos Constanza Pérez Elizabeth Segura
Judith González Francisco Solis Katherine Quevedo Jorge Pérez Thomas Briceño Karina Venegas
  Colombia Brigitte Carabalí Francisco Balanta María Villalba Luisa Bonilla Daniel Paz Andrés Sandoval
  Cuba Lianet Cardona Idelannis Gómez Liester Cardona Omar Cruz Magdiel Estrada Andy Granda
Maikel McKenzie Orlando Polanco Iván Silva Maylin del Toro Idalys Ortíz
  Dominican Republic Ariela Sanchez Eiraima Silvestre Estefania Soriano Moira Morillo Medickson del Orde Ana Rosa
Robert Florentino José Nova Elmert Ramirez Antonio Tornal
  Ecuador Junior Angulo Juan Ayala Luz Peña Edith Ortiz Bryan Garboa Astrid Gavidia
Celinda Corozo Aracelly Barrionuevo Vanessa Chalá Lenin Preciado Freddy Figueroa
  Mexico Sergio del Sol Paulina Martínez Edna Carrillo Ángel García Renata Ortíz Gilberto Cardoso
Prisca Awiti Alexis Esquivel Robin Jara Samuel Ayala
  United States Alexander Knauf Mackenzie Williams Mariah Holguin Yasmin Alamin Dominic Rodríguez Philip Horiuchi
  Venezuela Iván Salas Fabiola Díaz Elvismar Rodríguez Amarantha Urdeneta Sergio Mattey Carlos Paez
Luis Amézquita María Giménez Willis García

Results edit

Main Bracket edit

Round of 16Quarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
              
  Brazil4
  Venezuela1
  Brazil4
  Colombia0
  Argentina0
  Colombia4
  Brazil3
  Cuba4
  Cuba4
  Mexico1
  Cuba4
  Dominican Republic2
  Dominican Republic4
  Chile0
  Chile4
  Ecuador3

Repechage edit

RepechageBronze medal
          
  Venezuela2
  Argentina4
  Argentina1
  Dominican Republic4
  Mexico4
  Chile0
  Mexico2
  Colombia4

Matches edit

Round of 16 edit

Chile vs Ecuador edit

Weight Class   Chile Result   Ecuador Score
Women +70 kg Katherine Quevedo 00     – 10     Vanessa Chalá 0 – 1
Men +90 kg Francisco Solis 10     – 00     Freddy Figueroa 1 – 1
Women –57 kg Judith González 00     – 01     Astrid Gavidia 1 – 2
Men –73 kg Sebastián Pérez 00     – 10     Lenin Preciado 1 – 3
Women –70 kg Camila Lagos 10     – 00     Celinda Corozo 2 – 3
Men –90 kg Daniel Arancibia w/o – DNS Celinda Corozo 3 – 3
Men –90 kg Daniel Arancibia w/o – -none Men –90 kg- 4 – 3
Results[4]

Quarter-finals edit

Brazil vs Venezuela edit

Weight Class   Brazil Result   Venezuela Score
Men +90 kg Leonardo Gonçalves 10     – 00     Luis Amézquita 1 – 0
Women –57 kg Rafaela Silva 11     – 00     Fabiola Díaz 2 – 0
Men –73 kg Gabriel Falcão 11     – 00     Sergio Mattey 3 – 0
Women -70 kg Aléxia Castilhos 00     – 10     Elvismar Rodríguez 3 – 1
Men –90 kg Guilherme Schimidt 10     – 00     Carlos Páez 4 – 1
Women +70 kg Beatriz Souza — Amarantha Urdaneta —
Results[5]

Argentina vs Colombia edit

Weight Class   Argentina Result   Colombia Score
Men +90 kg Ivo Dargoltz 00     – 10     Francisco Balanta 0 – 1
Women –57 kg Brisa Gómez 00     – 10     María Villalba 0 – 2
Men –73 kg Matteo Etchechury 00     – 10     Andrés Sandoval 0 – 3
Women -70 kg Agustina De Lucía 00     – 10     Luisa Bonilla 0 – 4
Men –90 kg Mariano Coto — Daniel Paz —
Women +70 kg Victoria Delvecchio — Brigitte Carabalí —
Results[6]

Cuba vs Mexico edit

Weight Class   Cuba Result   Mexico Score
Men +90 kg Andy Granda 10     – 00     Sergio del Sol 1 – 0
Women –57 kg -none Women –57 kg- DNS – w/o Edna Carrillo 1 – 1
Men –73 kg Magdiel Estrada 10     – 01     Robin Jara 2 – 1
Women -70 kg Idelannis Gómez 10     – 00     Renata Ortiz 3 – 1
Men –90 kg Iván Felipe Silva Morales 11     – 00     Ángel García 4 – 1
Women +70 kg Idalys Ortíz — Katia Castillo —
Results[7]

Dominican Republic vs Chile edit

Weight Class   Dominican Republic Result   Chile Score
Men +90 kg Robert Florentino 10     – 01     Thomas Briceño 1 – 0
Women –57 kg Ana Rosa García 10     – 00     Elizabeth Segura 2 – 0
Men –73 kg Antonio Tornal 10     – 00     Juan Pablo Vega 3 – 0
Women -70 kg Ariela Sánchez 10     – 00     Camila Lagos 4 – 0
Men –90 kg Medickson del Orbe — Daniel Arancibia —
Women +70 kg Eiraima Silvestre — Katherine Quevedo —
Results[8]

Repechages edit

Venezuela vs Argentina edit

Weight Class   Venezuela Result   Argentina Score
Women –57 kg Fabiola Díaz 00     – 10     Brisa Gómez 0 – 1
Men –73 kg Sergio Mattey 01     – 00     Matteo Etchechury 1 – 1
Women -70 kg Elvismar Rodríguez 10     – 00     Agustina De Lucía 2 – 1
Men –90 kg Carlos Páez 00     – 10     Mariano Coto 2 – 2
Women +70 kg Amarantha Urdaneta 00     – 10     Victoria Delvecchio 2 – 3
Men +90 kg Luis Amézquita 00     – 01     Ivo Dargoltz 2 – 4
Results[9]

Mexico vs Chile edit

Weight Class   Mexico Result   Chile Score
Women –57 kg Paulina Martínez 11     – 00     Elizabeth Segura 1 – 0
Men –73 kg Gilberto Cardoso 10     – 00     Sebastián Pérez 2 – 0
Women -70 kg Prisca Awiti Alcaraz 10     – 00     Camila Lagos 3 – 0
Men –90 kg Samuel Ayala 10     – 00     Daniel Arancibia 4 – 0
Women +70 kg Katia Castillo — Katherine Quevedo —
Men +90 kg Alexis Esquivel — Francisco Solis —
Results[10]

Semi-finals edit

Brazil vs Colombia edit

Weight Class   Brazil Result   Colombia Score
Women –57 kg Rafaela Silva 10     – 00     María Villalba 1 – 0
Men –73 kg Willian Lima 10     – 00     Andrés Sandoval 2 – 0
Women -70 kg Luana Carvalho 11     – 01     Luisa Bonilla 3 – 0
Men –90 kg Rafael Macedo 10     – 00     Daniel Paz 4 – 0
Women +70 kg Beatriz Souza — Brigitte Carabalí —
Men +90 kg Rafael Silva — Francisco Balanta —
Results[11]

Cuba vs Dominican Republic edit

Weight Class   Cuba Result   Dominican Republic Score
Women –57 kg -none Women –57 kg- DNS – w/o Ana Rosa García 0 – 1
Men –73 kg Magdiel Estrada 01     – 11     Antonio Tornal 0 – 2
Women -70 kg Idelannis Gómez 10     – 00     Ariela Sánchez 1 – 2
Men –90 kg Iván Felipe Silva Morales 10     – 00     Robert Florentino 2 – 2
Women +70 kg Idalys Ortíz 10     – 00     Moira Morillo 3 – 2
Men +90 kg Andy Granda 10     – 00     José Nova 4 – 2
Results[12]

Bronze medal matches edit

Argentina vs Dominican Republic edit

Weight Class   Argentina Result   Dominican Republic Score
Men –73 kg Matteo Etchechury 00     – 10     Antonio Tornal 0 – 1
Women -70 kg Agustina De Lucía 10     – 00     Ariela Sánchez 1 – 1
Men –90 kg Mariano Coto 00     – 10     Robert Florentino 1 – 2
Women +70 kg Victoria Delvecchio 00     – 10     Eiraima Silvestre 1 – 3
Men +90 kg Ivo Dargoltz 00     – 10     José Nova 1 – 4
Women –57 kg Agustina Lahiton — Ana Rosa García —
Results[13]

Mexico vs Colombia edit

Weight Class   Mexico Result   Colombia Score
Men –73 kg Robin Jara 00     – 10     Andrés Sandoval 0 – 1
Women -70 kg Prisca Awiti Alcaraz 10     – 00     Luisa Bonilla 1 – 1
Men –90 kg Ángel García 10     – 00     Daniel Paz 2 – 1
Women +70 kg Katia Castillo 00     – 10     Brigitte Carabalí 2 – 2
Men +90 kg Alexis Esquivel 00     – 10     Francisco Balanta 2 – 3
Women –57 kg Paulina Martínez 00     – 10     María Villalba 2 – 4
Results[14]

Gold medal match edit

Brazil vs Cuba edit

Weight Class   Brazil Result   Cuba Score
Men –73 kg Gabriel Falcão 01     – 00     Magdiel Estrada 1 – 0
Women -70 kg Luana Carvalho 00     – 10     Idelannis Gómez 1 – 1
Men –90 kg Rafael Macedo 00     – 01     Iván Felipe Silva Morales 1 – 2
Women +70 kg Beatriz Souza 10     – 00     Idalys Ortíz 2 – 2
Men +90 kg Rafael Silva 00     – 10     Andy Granda 2 – 3
Women –57 kg Rafaela Silva w/o – DNS -none Women –57 kg- 3 – 3
Men +90 kg Rafael Silva 00     – 10     Andy Granda 3 – 4
Results[15]

References edit

  1. ^ "Venues". www.santiago2023.org. Santiago Organizing Committee for the 2023 Pan and Parapan American Games. Retrieved 21 October 2023.
  2. ^ "Sport Calendar Pan American Games" (PDF). www.panamsports.org/. Panam Sports. 21 July 2022. Retrieved 16 October 2023.
  3. ^ "Judo - Mixed team entries" (PDF). Retrieved 22 November 2023.
  4. ^ "Judo - Chile vs Ecuador - Round of 16 Results" (PDF). Retrieved 25 November 2023.
  5. ^ "Judo - Cuba vs Mexico - Quarterfinal Results" (PDF). Retrieved 25 November 2023.
  6. ^ "Judo - Argentina vs Colombia - Quarterfinal Results" (PDF). Retrieved 25 November 2023.
  7. ^ "Judo - Cuba vs Mexico - Quarterfinal Results" (PDF). Retrieved 25 November 2023.
  8. ^ "Judo - Dominican Republic vs Chile - Quarterfinal Results" (PDF). Retrieved 25 November 2023.
  9. ^ "Judo - Venezuela vs Argentina - Repechage 1 Results" (PDF). Retrieved 25 November 2023.
  10. ^ "Judo - Mexico vs Chile - Repechage 2 Results" (PDF). Retrieved 25 November 2023.
  11. ^ "Judo - Brazil vs Colombia - Semifinal Results" (PDF). Retrieved 25 November 2023.
  12. ^ "Judo - Cuba vs Dominican Republic - Semifinal Results" (PDF). Retrieved 25 November 2023.
  13. ^ "Judo - Argentina vs Dominican Republic - Bronze Medal 1 Results" (PDF). Retrieved 25 November 2023.
  14. ^ "Judo - Mexico vs Colombia - Bronze Medal 2 Results" (PDF). Retrieved 25 November 2023.
  15. ^ "Judo - Brazil vs Cuba - Final Results" (PDF). Retrieved 25 November 2023.

External links edit

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